Baseball Hitting Lessons

Private, one-on-one hitting instruction inside our turf tunnels in San Juan. Coach David works on the swing your player actually takes into a game — stance, load, path, and contact — with enough reps in each session to make the change stick.

Who it's for

Baseball players from coach-pitch through high school, whether it is a first lesson or ongoing weekly work.

Led by Coach David.

What the session covers

  • Stance, grip, and setup that repeat every at-bat
  • Load and timing against machine and live arm feeds
  • Bat path and contact point through the hitting zone
  • Tee and short-toss progressions the player can repeat at home
  • Two-strike and situational approach

Session lengths & pricing

30 min

$20

1 hour

$35

1.5 hours

$50

2 hours

$65

Your first session

  1. 1Short warm-up and a few swings so the coach can see the current swing.
  2. 2One or two priorities for the session — never a full teardown.
  3. 3Tee work, then short toss, then machine or live arm to hold the change under speed.
  4. 4A takeaway drill for the week before the next session.

Common questions

How long is a hitting lesson?

You pick the length when you book: 30 minutes ($20), 1 hour ($35), 1.5 hours ($50), or 2 hours ($65). Every session is one-on-one with a coach.

What should my player bring?

Bat, helmet, batting gloves if they use them, and athletic shoes. Turf shoes or cleats without metal spikes work best in the tunnels.

How young can players start?

Coach-pitch age and up. Younger players usually do best with a 30-minute session.